St Bernards Rd Veterinary Clinic

Exciting News 🎉🎉🎉

Magill Village Vet Puppt School with the amazing Mandy starts on Wednesday May 13th.

Mandy is a Certified Canine Trainer and is very excited that she will be helping our families and their new puppies.

Puppy School is the one of the most critical experiences you can give your new puppy.

Bookings required - 8364 4545

Just a reminder to like our new Magill Village Vet page - this old one will be closed down soon now that we have been in our new clinic for nearly a year

Vet team training at Magill Village Vet - learning how to use the new intra-oral camera to show everted laryngeal saccules.

Pugs already have a comprised breathing system but this is worsened significantly when their saccules evert.

Dr Bianca is having a blast learning new procedures!

Just a reminder to like our new Magill Village Vet page - this old one will be closed down soon now that we have been in our new clinic for nearly a year

We adopted 2 more cats today 😺

They are a little on the thin side but it won’t take long to fatten them up.

Exciting news...

Today we have been awarded our accreditation as a GOLD STANDARD Cat Friendly Clinic.

We already know that have created a wonderful space in which to look after our fabulous felines, but now we have the piece of paper to prove it.

Let us know if you would like a tour of our fabulous feline facility.

🐱 If you’re committed to taking on a kitten and sharing your life with them for the next 14 years or longer, considering where to get one is important in helping to make the right choice of pet for you and your lifestyle.

You could choose a kitten from a rehoming/rescue centre, buy a pedigree from a breeder, or get one through friends or family, for example. The experiences of early kittenhood and the care they’ve received, can have a lasting effect on a kitten's physical and emotional health and behaviour. Understanding their individual circumstances and needs will help you choose the right kitten and support them to settle into your home. 🐈

It’s important to know what to look for and what questions to ask, so explore our expert tips and advice, including a handy ‘Kitten Checklist’, to help you find a healthy, friendly kitten 👉 https://icatcare.org/articles/choosing-a-kitten

Why red lights?

Our hospital beds have 3 different light settings to make our patients more comfortable. The red lights are for overnight - a softer light to make it easier to sleep without being left completely in the dark.

Buddy had an "whoops" with a tractor last weekend and had to have a sleepover. He was looking relaxed in his red bed when he was checked at bed time.

I spy one of our patients resting quietly in his hospital bed - the calm colours, the underfloor heating and the varied light settings are making such a difference to our patients.